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Cairo donations for quake-hit Syria top expectations
"At a yard in Cairo, Egypt, residents help pack donations for earthquake hit northern Syria. Volunteers fill boxes with items like essential food supplies, blankets, clothes, and baby milk before loading onto vans. The donation campaign in Cairo has gathered momentum as people like Renee Jeanne and eager to give supplies and help with the relief efforts. One of my Friends was in contact with this organization, helped gather a lot of donations that we dropped off. And now we're all here helping to pack and label the boxes to be put on the flight to go home over to school. Hasan Abdel tawab from the tatanaki foundation says the initial plan was to collect two tons of donations, but this has become so much bigger than imagined and has reached 120 tons, millions of Syrians in the northwest have lived in poverty for years, mostly relying on aid to survive. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Hurricane Ian nears Florida landfall with 155 mph winds
"Hurricane Ian rapidly intensifying just shy of a cat 5 as it nears landfall along Florida's southwest coast with some residents fleeing while others hunkered down With 155 mph winds Ian already being felt rain lashing the state heavy winds blowing through ahead of expected landfall later today somewhere north of Fort Myers south of Tampa This is going to be a nasty nasty day two days And governor Ron DeSantis says prepare for storm surge of up to 18 feet It's no longer possible to safely evacuate It's time to hunker down and prepare for this storm More than 2.5 million people under mandatory evacuation including Renee Korea I didn't want to risk it so my chihuahua and my daughters and we left town and just praying for everybody at home For those who did not evacuate the governor says treat Ian as if it were a tornado approaching your home He says urban search and rescue and National Guard are ready to help once the weather clears I'm Julie Walker
Playing a Round with Paige Renee
"renee" Discussed on Playing a Round with Paige Renee
"Virginia is for road trippers. Are we there yet ours? Mountain hikers and docs centers because they're not active hikers. People who are kayakers. People who are not kayakers. Campsite campers, and horseback riders. Wow, there's a lot to fit in here. Flat water lovers, beach sun tanners, hole in the earth explorers, and shed into a valley here. Should I keep going here? Well, you get the idea, because Virginia is for all sorts of lovers. So come love it for yourself. This is playing around with Paige Renee. Hello everyone, welcome back to the playing round podcast. We have Amanda and teddy with
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Renee Graziano Busted for DWI
"You know, earlier today, I saw a picture of someone who isn't the person we knew back several years ago when the show mob wives was on TV. Have you seen the picture of Renee Graziano? Let's go with the trends. The trends of Renee Graziano, Jesus Christ and yeesh, when did she turn into a Kardashian? She looks more like Kim and Kylie and Khloe than Kris Jenner does for fuck's sake. But I saw this picture because brene Graziano, who says she's 52, my ass is now the newest inducted member of the big growing list of celebrities who get D, wi's. She had a parked car on the streets of Staten Island. This is fucking terrible. How long before she parties with Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian on Staten Island? Oh my God. When we were kids, we were told, stay off the roads. There's so many cops. You gotta be careful. Nowadays, it's all about stay off the roads. There's too many reality TV messes on the
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"When we look at photos of celebrities what we see perfection. A perfect life here. We all know that appearances can be deceiving and beneath the glamour may be a very different story. Today i'm talking to a woman who interviews all of the celebrities. She is all glam herself. If you look at photos you may think wow. She's lucky but she has a story of hardship and pain in today. She is sharing it in how she rose. Above it all and how. It's never too late to find happiness into reinvent yourself so let's jump in the hoppy even after politics. Happy even after podcast divorce sups but it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be the end of your story. The happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer and award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about athletes. All women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's jump in. Hey everyone welcome back to another episode of the happy. Even after podcast. I'm so excited for today's guests. I'm just gonna jump right into it. I am here today with kim ford and she has over a decade of experience in in the industry of news and celebrity and speaking in all of that stuff. So let me just give you a little bit more details about it. Because this woman is on fire she is an on air host. She's a speaker she's the author of. It's never too late. The ultimate guide to make an epic comeback after a setback. She's parrot on cnn news. She's been in entertainment contributor where she shares her take on. What's relevant in film tv celebrity news and so forth and she's a freelance writer for the hollywood reporter. She became the executive producer of her own. Tv show called in the spotlight with kim ford which is all about candidate one on one interviews with celebrities and that show reached two million households in atlanta which is not and she also interviewed oprah like holy crap. That's amazing but that's not why kim's here her purpose reaches so much deeper than red carpet events in film premieres in interviewing celebrities in her strongest gift is helping women overcome life's obstacles in. That's why she's here with us today. So welcome girl. That was an amazing intro. I want you with me. Everywhere i go. That was going to. It was so fun to write. Because as i was going through all of your stuff and i was like whoa. She did that to like cool. Like you have done so much. Oh thank you thank you and it's been a winding road but hey it's exactly what i asked for do. So let's dive in because you are divorced and it seems like from. The point of your divorce was win. Your glow up like happened. Can you just share a little bit of the background in a little. Bit of your divorce story. Yeah for sure so. I'm divorced on where we separated in. Oh seven and it was final o-9 and that's how i always remember how even the year got into media was. It was the same year that we separated. That's one life was like. Oh my god. I'm really out here in these streets. A single mom. So i said you know what i need to figure out what the rest of my life is gonna look like anyone. I was married. I was able to do a little research about you. Know media and what it back in two thousand seven that's when the internet and social media hadn't hadn't even really started popping as far as entertainment goes. I would just do a google search imprint. Things in there about how to start an online magazine but as far as taking action really couldn't do too much because way too much. What's going on behind the scenes. So by the time i was actually you know separated living in my own space. I said you know what i think. I'm gonna go ahead and start that online magazine that i always wanted to do. You know. I can either wake up crying every day. You thinking about what happened in what he did who he did it with and you know all the things that replay in our minds can keep doing that or i can move on to. Something always really wanted to do in. He'll at the same time right. So that's what i started at chose to do. It was very hurtful divorce. And when i tell you it was it was hard for me. You know sometimes people do force in there like okay. You know it's ankle bowl and all of that. It was far from that. It was multi-layered so his wasn't an easy trek up the road from me. I'll put it that way. And because i was so determined to make the rest of my life better than what i had just experienced. I was so focused and determined to start my career in media now my degree in college something totally different. I didn't study that in college or anything. When i tell you i was greener then. Golf course our green green green on media. And you know how do you get to these events. And how do you get on the list. How do you interview these celebrities. I really had to figure it out and thank god. I finally did so. I have so many questions from what you just said but one of them is. Was there ever like how long of a time from you being in that dark place where were kind of the the worst version you know the the saddest version of yourself that everyone who goes through a divorce. I think goes through at some point to the point where you made that decision to say. Not not me not anymore. I'm going to do something different with this. Yeah it was. It wasn't immediate. it was start. Stop start stop so it was like i would say okay. This is what i'm going to focus on today. The media stuff in google and stuff and it could be a day where i just went to work because i still worked fulltime regular non five and hours. Just so zoned out. I couldn't focus on anything so it was. It wasn't easy just starting to go. You know i would start and stop so i would say But it was still that same year on in two thousand seven. We separated in october. Two thousand seven. And that's when my media career. As as far as i claim it even though i was still researching still figuring out i steal. That's when i started october. Two thousand and seven. In even while i was still moving and researching and doing i was still healing. Clean break of okay. I'm over in now. I'm totally healed and now going to work on this. No it was all mixed up together. Because if i would have waited until i was totally unbothered by another thought would start waiting back then i would have been probably would have been years later. And that's how my in happened in phases right. It went from wear you know. I was crying every day where i would go to work and people were talking to me. I couldn't hear words in process what they were saying. Okay in a like look at you with that phase two. It's like grief. You know the death of what. I thought was going to be forever. The death of the betrayal with someone. I knew it was just so many years in it and so as the years went you know. I did a lot of prayer. I did a lot of reading my bible. I went to counseling. I had to. I had and i talked about this book. I had to reset my mind. My words to spirit. It took me doing though work for things to start clicking for my healing to really take place otherwise biden. Do those necessary things. I still would be in the same phase of not forgiving him in all the parties. That was involved in. You know it was really some real work that took place over.
Le Batard and Friends - South Beach Sessions
"renee" Discussed on Le Batard and Friends - South Beach Sessions
"That like i have long days. I know you do too. Like i have some really long days and i have a heavy schedule every single day. Like you could start at nine. Am and hawks games. I get home from my hawks games at like one. Am sometimes a west coast game. Oh my god but for me. It's like i don't know..
The Mom Room
"renee" Discussed on The Mom Room
"Is renee. Rina and i am definitely the mom friend. You have always wanted all right. Let's do this. I am the biggest procrastinator today. So what i did was. I grabbed my microphone. And i'm laying on the couch. Let me get settled here. Hopefully the audio is okay The property brothers are on in the background. I did not sleep well last night because our power went out and i didn't realize how much i am dependent upon my sound machine to sleep so i i was terrified that i wasn't going to be able to stream real housewives before bed because that is literally like my bedtime routine and i need that to put me into a sleepy state not that the show is boring. It's actually very good. But i have just been doing that for so long. Literally since milo was born. I have been watching reality. Tv before bed. And then i turn out off. Close my eyes and i instantly fall asleep so i was able to stream it like hallelujah but then i did not my myself machine because the power was out so i At midnight finally decided to download a white noise app on my phone and put that beside my head to sleep and it did work eventually. But then i was sleeping with my dogs who get up in the middle of night to go pee and drink water and their little nails on the hardwood floor. Like ticketing ticketing. Ticketing wakes me up every single time. Even when i have the white noise literally against my ear so i had a rough night and i'm feeling tired. I have initially in the morning. I had all these hopes and dreams to go to home san to get some things for the house. Because i'm trying to make it look nice. I want to pick out some paint colors and start like you know sanding down the patches and the walls and actually painting get curtain rods up curtains. I have all these dreams. But i'm tired so now i'm still in pajamas. Haven't.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"She has had clients from eight figure. Ceo's to members of congress candy has bootstrap hustled and persisted her way to creating a life of meaning and purpose but today we are not talking about how to grow a business. We're talking about what happens when you're a high achiever like candy in your face with divorce. So welcome hi. Thanks much for having me renee. I'm so excited for you to be here and we are talking about something. That's a little bit outside of what you typically talk about and it's your personal life and i think it's i'm so grateful that you're going to be vulnerable in actually share this for one of the first times because it's not what you've talked about. So where did you start. Where were you when it looked like you were facing a divorce. So gosh well. I think to give a little bit of back story. I met a man that was thirteen years. My senior and being Very independent and successful. I thought it was very difficult to find someone that aligned with the same things that i was into and certainly no one my age because i started so young. I really didn't have anything in common with most men my age so it was a natural progression that i kinda found Somebody older that had also had achievements in success right so that was kind of the beginning part of it and as far as like what what i was thinking about when faced with the divorce. I think it was more of less. There was so many things right. I think that when when that comes before us we feel loss. We feel grief. We feel embarrassment. We feel guilt. We feel so many different things being super positive being over calmer. I am not want to give up easily. Which is a great attribute in. It's also can be your detriment. I did not want to give up. I wanted to make things work obviously. You talk about my nonprofit. I'm a rescuer by nature. So i was trying to rescue a situation rescue person so i think in the beginning if i just had to summarize the feelings that i was experiencing when facing divorce those would probably be some of them..
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Saved but michelle. You don't get it. My ex is impossible. he's horrible. he's a narcissist. He's high conflict. Like i can never be happy. Move on because he's always going to be there making me crazy. Like what do you say to that. I am going to talk about one of my clients who by far had nobody who comes to me has a has an amicable co-parenting relationship yet. Because it's still the very beginning and they have this expectation of like it's supposed to be you know easy and we should be friends and i'm like it's not going to be that way in the beginning because the divorce process could you against each other. That's just how it is anyway. I had a high conflict situation. All of my clients. Do but this one client in particular had the most vile and actually narcissistic ex-husband. Everybody says they're accident. Analsysts ferry fewer actually diagnosed. Most men present would narcissistic tendencies. Most women do too. So we're all going to have those traits that make a seem narcissistic more at our angriest. But this guy renee. I'm like they could write a book on him. Awful at she was a mess like three kids. The kids hated to see him. He would just bombard her all day. He was taking her to court over every little thing and she's I'm never gonna be able to move on. I'm never going to be able to live a happy life. This was a year ago. Two weeks ago. I posted. She got engaged. I don't know if you saw that post. I did actually yeah. She got engaged and she. She sent me a huge. She sent me a huge bouquet of flowers. Like i could never have stepped into the lifetime it now. If you didn't teach me had set those boundaries and what to ignore and to stop resisting being taken to court because every time he took her to court the judge with yell at him like what are you doing. You're wasting your time. You know and so i really work with women on how to put up that wall and realize what it is they do have to care about not care about because at a high confidence ex will fuck with you all day long but as if you learn what you are actually responsible for responding to versus responding to all of it thinking. It's going to make a difference. It's a whole different world for you. Yeah and you know. I hear that all the time in someone when when we're in the divorce process they'll say like oh but he's getting the last word and i wanted to get the last word. I don't want him to think that he won. And that's why they're responding because they think there's only he hasn't men. Here's what i've learned. The divorce process is made up of two things ego and fear. The men bring the ego. The women bring the fear so the men lead with the sense of. I need to win. And i'm gonna make your life hell because it's gonna make me feel like some big man. And the women are scared and often rushed the process and give the guy what he wants to get done and then threw themselves later on or retaliate with fear because they believed that everything they're access saying is true it's going to come to fruition. Like oh i'm never gonna let you see the kids again. Because i found out you went on a date while that doesn't work like that and that's why i'm constantly repeating just because someone says something doesn't make it true and i tell women all the time there is no closure. There is no last word with a high conflict person. What you might think is your last word is just an opportunity for them to twist those words into another argument and you know a lot of women will say. But i'm scared he's gonna tell people these things about me and i'm scared people are gonna think and i'm like forget it. There are people who are without your ex saying things that are gonna like you not like you form their own opinions of you. It doesn't matter what you say to him. His agenda will still be the same so we work really hard on shutting down at impulse to just fire back out of fear and that goes a long way. Yeah absolutely so how. How is it that you actually moved on because your whole platform and everything you do is about mom's moving on. Do you have any tips for anyone as to how to actually move on beyond the anger the resentment and just their divorce and that feeling of loneliness whoever else might come with going through a divorce i think it really comes down to getting comfortable being uncomfortable like a lot of us are not comfortable being uncomfortable because who wants to be uncomfortable. We wanna take off our brought the end of the day. We wanna put on sweats and you know. Just be in our comfort but there's nothing more uncomfortable than coming out of a marriage. Dismantling two lives adjusting to co-parenting. And i think if you come out of the starting date from divorce and you're like okay. I have to be okay. You're never going to be okay. I think the best way to move on is to not force it. I think it's to sit in your feelings. It's to have those sad girl days and sad girl nights and fucking scream into a pillow when you see all of your married friends or out on date nights together and you're at home with charcoal mask on your face like i think. I think you have to do that. In order to be able to sort of release all of it and let it go and let it pass through. Because if you rush that part rene i think you know this. It's going to sneak up on you somewhere else. And yeah you also have to recognize of course. So many women wanna come out of these divorces and know that they're gonna meet somebody else get married again most likely ladies you're going to if you force it it's not gonna be good may end up in the same situation you were just in because you're looking for comfort and you may find. This is one women. Say i made the same guy over and over again. I'm like because you're seeking the comfort of that familiar toxic relationship just recognize and i'm remarried and my husband is the shit and i'm obsessed with him and he's everything i've ever wanted more that you're gonna end up in a situation and you're probably still going to be picking stocks up off the floor on asking your husband to lower the tv at night like rolling your eyes when he choose to allow like joy joy your alone time. Yeah even if it sucks for now get comfortable with it. Get a routine. Have a show that you're binge-watching read a million bucks. You know i just enjoy it. Because it's such sacred time to work on yourself and be alone with your children that you're never gonna get back once you meet somebody else. It's so funny that you say that. Because i i've menominee introvert in. I do love my alone time in a mall uncomfortable being alone so i my husband now the same thing i love him to death and when he says like oh. Do you mind if i go overnight and go golfing with a friend. And i'm like go at least you so much i already have like. All right what am i going to do. You know in so it's like. I crave that that alone time. Even being in a completely healthy awesome loving marriage and it just becomes part of you part of kind of like filling your soul up with just what you provide on your own without any anything from any external sources so so powerful powerful because then you start to make decisions based on that in not because of any anyone influencing you on the outside the impact. Everything.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"I believe in truth telling down to my very core and sometimes that means we have to turn inward and sometimes that means we have to be responsible for our own actions and reactions in sometimes that means have to have hard conversations in sometimes as much as we don't want to that means we have to be the bigger person and have to act as if well. What does that mean. wanna know what. I'm talking about tuna today. My guest will explain. She is all about helping. Moms move on the happy even after happy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be end of your story the happy even after podcast meet your host renee. Bauer an award-winning divorce attorney. Peacemaker author and founder of the d. course an online divorce educational programme. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about athletes. All women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's jump in. Hey guys welcome back to another episode of the happy even after podcast in. I am so excited for today's so let me introduce you to michelle dempsey. She is an absolute beacon of light in the divorce. Space she is inspiring hundreds of thousands of those who were going through divorce with the message that you can move on and be happy. She's a certified divorce specialist host of the moms moving on podcast in author of a brand new book coming out soon with simon schuster called. Mom's moving on so guys. I'm so excited for this. Because she is just a complete rock star in the divorce base in life in general. So michelle welcome. Wow thank you for that intro. Thanks so much for having me very nice. Unlike starting my day with the warm and fuzzies now perfect so you know but it's all true. Because i absolutely love what you are putting out there and you know you're very upfront about hey divorce can be hard in. It can be money in nikki and yet you can still come out and be really happy so like how did you get from where you were going through divorce to this space there end that is positive and filled with light inspiring and really not holding onto any anger resentment. Because that's a big leap. Yeah i think you know my anger and resentment because we all have it after divorce and it's silly to say like don't hang onto it like you have to go through that process big time before you can fully feel like you're ready to release the anger but i think i felt all those feelings in my marriage to the point. Where like it got. I had to work through them in the marriage. Heal them and then feel strong enough to leave. And i think that's what i'm finding with so many women that i work with one on one in my coaching program. Is we do this work ahead of time. It's almost like this biological motherly way of existing. Like i'm gonna do what i can now to make myself okay. So that i know the future is going to be bright and that was something that was important to me. I knew early on in my marriage. That probably wasn't the right one for me and my daughter's father and i tried everything to make it work and it just wasn't going to happen and a lot of that was because i went into the marriage deeply on hailed from my childhood and stuff i had been through and it all sort of like came out like in a horrible way and i was the worst version myself in this in that marriage and it reflected on my husband and then he my ex husband and then he was the worst version of himself. So i knew. I had to fix all of that if i ever wanted to move on a productive way. So he did. I started going to therapy before things even ended. I had to wrap my head around the fact you know that it probably was going to end. And i spent a year crying myself to sleep but i like had all of those tears come out before the marriage ended that by the time it did end. It was almost like okay. We got through that now. Let's look ahead. What i love that you share is because you're not. You're not filtered about it like you talk about your happily married now. And he's actually a family law. Judge right yeah. He's a family court. Judge which is in the other room right now. Deciding over divorces is so your life is really true version of that happy even after. But you still talk about the struggle in how hard it is when you don't have your daughter for a weekend and you know can you inex- i know so. Many people stay stuck in marriages because they don't want to have to experience that. So when you say to those those women i still to this day even and i go through phases like i'm four and a half years into this so while i miss bella every time. She's not with me most of the time. I'm okay like i've gotten used to making that my alone time making that my self care time seeing friends doing things with my husband. But it's still a pit in your stomach but here's the thing. Even on my worst days. I had a period of like two months earlier this year. Where irish just anxious mess. Whenever she wasn't with me. And i didn't know what was going on with me and my therapist said to me okay. Well what's the alternative. Would you rather been in this marriage. And i was like no no. That would have been horrible for her and she's like well there you go and i think it's just a reminder of you know your discomfort in missing your children is for the bigger and better future of all of you like i hear from so many adult women who say i wish my parents would have split up because their relationship was so unhealthy in so toxic and i didn't realize it until i was in an abusive marriage and everyone worries about what happens to children of divorce in relationships will what happens to children in marriages that are completely toxic unhealthy. So it sucks to miss your kid but it also steps harder to miss out on a life of freedom and happiness and i'd rather give my daughter the example of take life by the balls and make it your own and live your truth mlive your happiness instead of spending yourself into a box because of what if right also that that leads perfect into my next question. You recently had social media posts that It was a phrase that you like to refer to that with act as if so. Can you explain what you mean by that. So that's for my favorite movie boiler room from years and years ago. It's probably twenty years old at this point. But i had a. I struggled a lot with south confidence. And you know this feeling of like never been good enough like in college. I felt all my friends. Were smarter than me than going. Out into the workforce. I felt like are not good enough to do as well as my friends. And i'll never get married. Because i'm not good enough for that. And so my whole thing. Like when i was at my most self deprecating you know unhappy it was like act as if like towards the end of my marriage realize like if i can act as if i'm already happy i'm already living the life. I wanna lead my businesses as successful as i want it to be. I can feel the love. That i'm gonna receive one day after this marriage is over. That was that was a really big thing for me in. So i kinda live my life like i guess. Now in today's days call it manifesting. I'm not very like woo. And spiritual like that. But there is something to be said for believing in what you want and not like like putting blinders on and not allowing for anything else. Because i kept saying to my mom. Like i know i'm gonna have an amazing husband one day like i just know that like. I know that. I didn't get a fair shot at love because of my own issues but now i'm ready. My heart is ready. My mind is ready. And like i kinda just knew that was out there for me. I have gotten so comfortable being alone. Rene like that was the best part of my whole journey. I didn't care about what. I was going to meet my prince charming. I was so proud of myself for being alone. That was something. I struggled with so like you know that post was really to say. Think of all the things you want. Pretend you already have it. Appreciate life as if you're where you wanna be and eventually you're going to wake up one day and not have to do that.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Know what happened for me was really taking out a hard honest lug ads where my life was and where i wanted to be in how i kind of contributed to where i was you know. It's very easy divorce. I think to say oh it was their fault. It was you know they cheated or they did this or that or whatever the case says but really ultimately there are so many things that lead up to you know a marriage ending so i had to really look at. How did my life get here. What were the things that i could control and change and then more importantly where did i want to go from here. Who did i want to be in my life. What were my core values. How did i want to be in a relationship. How did i want to be apparent. How did i want to just approach life. How did i want to feel on a daily basis than for me. Getting divorced was a real personal awakening kind of totally separate from the actual divorce ending of the relationship side. It was like a a cracking open of who i was and what just a lot of old stories. A lot of Rewriting stories a lot of you. Know careful consideration of just everything inside of me and who i wanted to be in how i wanted to contribute to the world my life. So you know that's kind of a general overview of what the story was but it was it was a big change and although it was super painful and super difficult and i wouldn't wish it on anybody i would not change a thing. I mean i'm totally transformed from that time. And i've done so much work and reflecting on where i wanna go from here that you know and it's it's usually only through those really really hard painful moments that we can find that portal to that real transformation that we want.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Going through a divorce can be something that rocks your world. You might feel like you'll never come out the other end when you're in the thick of it but is there actually in oxide to your divorce. Well that's what we're talking about today in my guest believes that there is an upside to divorce in that through that challenge. You can come out stronger than you ever thought possible. So let's dive into this the happy even after Happy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be end of your story. The happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer and award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Do you feel in finding love again after. Divorce isn't an option. Are you unsure about a path to take even before getting in the game while today. We talk about how to skyrocket your self esteem into your worth in. Change your approach to dating. So you can draw in a well-matched partner with more ease. We're talking about building. Authentic connection with a new partner. Are you ready because this is a good one. The happy even after the copy even after podcast divorce sups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be end of your story the happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of the d. course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about helping all women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's jump in. hi guys. Welcome back to another episode of the happy even after podcast. I'm your host renee power. And i am here today with melanie hirsch. Who is a psychotherapist. Turn dating in relationship coach. Who has been featured in oprah magazine psychology. Today she helps. Her clients skyrocket their self esteem. Step into their worth and change their approach to dating so they can draw in a well-matched partner with more ease. So today we're gonna be talking about all of the post divorce things as it relates to building your self esteem finding love again and building authentic connection with a new partner. So hey melanie welcome. Hi so happy to be here l. I'm so psyched to chat with you today. So all right. Let's dive in. You are a psychotherapist. Which i love that. So you have this background. That goes so much deeper than like. We're a dating coach like you're diving in you're like going like inside out absolutely not so called. So let's talk about post divorce. Everyone comes out a little bit bruised a little bit. Broken a little bit batter. Their egos are hurt. Their self esteem is not added best so but they wanna start dating again. So where where do they began to they. Just say well. Let's just kind of fake it to make it in throw themselves into the dating world or should they be doing some inner work. I yeah so. I would say no to the faking it and making it because we can't fake you know where we are emotionally within ourselves. You know we can. We can try to put on a good front but it's gonna come back and bite us in the aso. It's so important when you when you're post divorce and you want to get out there again. Doing the inner work is so important. Make sure that you're you've cleared out old wounds if you've got old resentments or hurts our insecurities and fears if you show up to dating with all that stuff here not gonna have the success that you would have if you do the work. So it's it's a beautiful time to kinda dig in and look at what's going on under the hood. You know what what's happening and it's so important if you want a healthy relationship and you don't want to repeat the same patterns that you had in your last one okay but to that point someone says listen. My axe was a real something or other and he was horrible in. He did all of these awful things and he didn't validate may and it was all ham and none of it was me. So what do you say to that..
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"We all need a little more humor in our life and sometimes laughing is the best medicine in the best kind of laughter is the kind that makes us cry. Little bit makes us lose our breath in maybe even makes us p little. You know what. I'm talking about today. I'm here with a one woman. Show who turned her own painful divorce story into an act like legitimately a stand up comedy act. She is frigging hilarious as she shamelessly shares her dating in single mom woes. The hoppy even after kathy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It just doesn't need to be the end of your story the happy even after podcast meet your host renee..
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
Equity Is About More Than Just Hiring Diverse Employees
"Renee welcome to washington post live. Hi jonathan. I'm so happy to be here with you. Well i'm happy to have you here. You have consulted for some of the biggest companies in the country and every big company is focused on diversity inclusion and equity or at least. They say they are so. How do you measure the inclusion health of company. What are you look for when you look at well. of course. Most people think demographics in the numbers. And certainly that is very important to look at so you can see sort of where the gaps are but what it's harder to measure is the sense of belonging and inclusion and the ability for people to share their perspectives and have opportunity and to move up and to be compensated so the entire kind of employee life cycle has to be evaluated for you to really know. Is their health. One thing at netflix to that we think about is who speaks and who doesn't in who gets descent and who doesn't those are all aspects of health. That's a really interesting that this focus on sense sense of belonging so to that point of as particularly at netflix who speaks. And and who doesn't who was the was it you. Were you the person who said that. It means something and it might mean something more than you think when you're in a meeting and there's that one person or two people who don't speak ashore and i'm sure i'm not the only person who said who said that the voices so much of the work which to do around inclusion is to remember that their voices we have never heard there are perspectives. That have never been really given air. And if any company wants to move into the future and be resilient incompetent incapable in and relevant right and to serve their constituencies in customers. They've got to be on this journey of inclusion because it's where the innovation is is where the creativity is. It's where the excitement is in so for us as a company. Amine it's easy were trying to entertain the world. We dare not try to do that without getting many more voices than both the entertainment and the tech industries have had over since their inception wife. Frankly
Bloomberg Daybreak
Apple Delays the Date for Employees to Return to Office
"Morning, Renee to Good morning, Karen Bloomberg News has learned that Apple is pushing its return to office deadline until at least October. The company says it will give employees at least a month's warning before mandating a return to office. CEO Tim Cook initially said in June that employees should be back in early September. The move makes Apple one of the first tech giants to delay return to office plans in New York. I'm rainy day young Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Rene to thank you. The spread of the Delta area now has the U. S government revising its
Fresh Air
LGBTQ Representation in Films Increased Last Year, Study Finds
"Is releasing its annual survey of the movie landscape. It's found a rise in the percentage LGBTQ characters across major studios, along with more screen time. As NPR's Andrew Limbaugh reports, the pandemic has put an important asterisk on the numbers characters like the hard drinking but protective detective Renee Montoya from last year's Birds of Prey. Kill him, Girl. Just shoot are among the growing percentage of LGBTQ characters in film. The report from glad also notes that there is an increase in LGBTQ characters of color, too. But because of how the pandemic impacted movie distribution. This study only looked at a total of 44 movies compared to last year's 118. While some of the numbers look positive trend wise for more LGBTQ representation of those characters. The report found zero transgender or non binary characters, zero characters with the disability and zero characters living with HIV. Andrew Lim Bang NPR News. Your
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Want to know what happens when divorce lawyers get together and chat. What do we talk about in our. We all just out for the win. No matter the cost while you guys know me well enough to know. That's not the truth. There are so many divorced professionals committed to helping people move into their next chapter. My next guest is one of them in. We are going to be dishing on divorce so pull up a chair and take a listen. The happy even after positive. Happy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be end of your story the happy even after podcast meet your host renee our award award-winning divorce. Attorney peacemaker author and founder. Of course an online divorce educational programme. She's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about helping all women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's.
AP News Radio
Predators Goaltender Pekka Rinne Retiring After 15 Seasons
"Predators goaltender Pekka Rinne a has announced his retirement after fifteen NHL seasons the Finnish native says the decision wasn't easy but the right one at the right time the two thousand eighteen Vezina trophy winner earned a five nothing win over the hurricanes in his last start on may tenth it was his sixtieth career shutout and tied him with John Brasso for nineteenth and the NHL's win list with three sixty nine Renee played his entire career with Nashville after being selected in the eighth round of the two thousand and four draft he compiled a two point four three goals against average and nine seventeen save percentage I'm Dave Ferrie
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"When i turned forty something shifted in me. I wanted to break all the rules. I wanted to speak my truth and step into a new boldness that i think i was afraid of expressing in my younger years. My next guest has a very bold story. She has bold words of wisdom Encourages all of us to live a little bolder to live our fullest lives. So let's do this the happy even after taffy even after podcast divorce ups but it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be the end of your story. The happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer and award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about having all wind. Make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"There is a universal truth that no matter how amicable no matter how much you want it no matter how much you know. It's right. That breaking up is hard to do but you know what can even be harder is finding yourself again after a break up in even opening your heart up to love again. That's what today's episode is all about in. I have a break-up axe part joining me today to talk about her own path to healing in what you can do to move on. Are you ready to open your heart. Let's do it the copy even after happy even after podcast divorce oops but it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be the end of your story. Happy even after podcast meet your host renee. Bauer an award-winning divorce attorney. Peacemaker author and founder. Of course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about all women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's.
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Fulfiling someone else's idea of a good life is not living if it's not also your idea of a good life trying to prove your worthiness with accomplishments that other people tell you you must achieve doesn't work neither does running away from your potential next guest helps you turn resistance in pain into fuel for reaching your big dreams. She breaks down the manifesting process. So that those who are ready to see massive shifts go from. I have a vision to. I have arrived the copy even after copy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be the end of your story. The happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer and award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of the d. course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about helping all women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's.
The Big Story
From the UK, a Glimpse of Canadas Future
"Jordan heath rawlings. This is the big story ebony. Renee baker is a freelance canadian journalist. Living luckily for her she in london. England ebony rene joined in how you doing. I'm doing okay. But i bet given the news. I'm seeing coming out of london that you were doing better. Yeah i constantly. I'm feeling a bit ask. What's the word guilty. When i talked to my canadian friends and family because we definitely somehow at the beginning of the pandemic we were not in the best place but somehow we have ended up where we are actually going out and kind of enjoying life right now. So it's been good. Well that's what we're talking to you about today. Because i feel like we're about six weeks or so behind you so the real thing that i i wanna know is just. What's the first thing that you did upon a lockdown lifting. I mean the thing is. It's been such a and it's been the same in canada as well. Such a staggered approach to lockdown lifting don. I'm kind of like when did things open again. Like it was kind of like one role in lockdown. But i guess as of march things started to reopen slowly but surely honestly. I think the first thing i did was. Walk around to find a walk-in stay said an outdoor patio and find a spot. I wasn't really like i wasn't too optimistic. I wasn't booking tables because a lot of people were doing that ahead of the announcement that was meant to be made last month. So i wasn't optimistic and then i kind of credit so the first day things open so that was april twelfth. I found myself and my roommate just walking to find anywhere that would serve me alcohol much more expensive price that i have been drinking at home so i think that was definitely the first thing upon actually finding a place it was just like. Wow have not done this for like what. Maybe six months may be more.
The Mom Room
There’s a Name for the ‘Blah’ You’re Feeling
"Many of you sent me this article that was written by adam grant so he is a organisational psychologists. He's often while i think a few times. He's been on armchair expert with docs record. Such great episodes highly recommend listening to them. He's such a great speaker but anyways he had this article in the new york times. That was all about languishing. And how so. Many of us are feeling this way. And he explains what exactly that is and some ways that you can get out of feeling that way. It's so funny to me. Because i often explain it as feeling blah because i don't know how else to verbalize it and that is literally in the title of this article. So it's called. there's a name for the blah. you're feeling it's called languishing. He describes it as being a dominant emotion of twenty twenty one. And it's interesting because they talk a lot about how when the pandemic i started and it was all over the news and we were on the super high alert mode. Almost like adrenalin was kicking in and we were like wiping down all our groceries and doing everything we could to you know. Follow the guidelines and stay safe and that has kind of worn off now and it's more so he describes it as dulling our motivation and focus. And it's not that were not staying safe now and we don't care about the guidelines it's more so that they have just become a regular part of our everyday life so we're not so much thinking about them anymore. It's just how we're living our life now like every time i get into the car. I'm using hand sanitizer without even thinking about it whereas before all these little changes to how we live our everyday life was a noticeable thing and it was a novel thing so we were constantly thinking about it and it was more of not exciting but it was just we were in that fighter flight mode and now it's just exactly what they describe it as it's very blah. It's interesting because they talk about how it can. Doll your motivation and your focus. And this languishing feeling makes it difficult to concentrate.
The Mom Room
Transitioning From Crib to Bed
"So that's my first hot tip. I know the canopy beds are really cute. But don't do it and another hot tip would be to leave them in their crib as long as possible. I have a friend whose son is over three years old and he's still in his crib and i'm so jealous because i don't know it's just it seems easier because the transition is a little bit difficult but to be honest i was expecting it to be a lot worse. And that's not to say that it can be a lot worse for other people but just for is so far. It's been pretty. Good and milo has a justed really well But yeah people always say wait as long as you can and keep them in the crab. But i understand as parents. It's like you know this milestone where they go from a crib with is where they slept since they were a baby and now they're getting older and they're gonna have their big boy bed and you can redo their room and it's just kind of like an exciting time so i understand why people are excited to do it But yeah so. The day that we transitioned him. I set up as much of the bed. As i could during the day took me forever So focused because i suck at putting together. I keep furniture. So i did what i could and then when i was going to pick up my low at daycare my husband got home early and so he finished it I had already washed all his bedding and pillows that we got. We decided to do a dinosaur theme. Because he's really into dinosaurs right now so kia like i got all the betting at kia super cute dinosaur patterns super cute dinosaur stuffed animals and what we did was. We left the crib in his bedroom. It's still in there now. Actually because we thought just in case it didn't work or he wanted to sleep in the crib. It was still
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Getting divorced sucks. There is no way around it but through it. And it's so easy to get stuck in the negative emotions toxic conversations in embroiled in the blame game. It goes along with divorce like bacon goes with eggs but does it have to be this way. My guest today shares her story of how she conquered her own emotions to come out the other side at peace and equipped with the tools to have a healthy co parenting relationship with her ex in more importantly a healthy relationship with herself. Let's dive in the happy even after happy even after podcast divorce ups. But it doesn't need to define you. It doesn't need to be end of your story the happy even after podcast meet your host renee bauer award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of the course an online divorce educational program. He's been doing this work for almost two decades and she is passionate about tall women. Make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's jump.
Forever35
Why Dermatologists Are Horrified by the Way Gwyneth Paltrow Applies Sunscreen
"I did want to mention at the time of this recording that there has been a recent gwyneth paltrow controversy in which she filmed when some sort of skin care routine video for vogue and in the video she insinuates. She says she's not a person who slather sunscreen all over her body and then she quote dabs it onto the parts of her face the get son in the video. It looks like she only wear sunscreen. Unlike her cheekbones and her forehead bone and while because there has been a controversy that has evolved out of this. You know there has since been a comment released from goop in which they say that. Oh yes of course. She uses mineral sunscreen minerals screen all over her face but you know caroline runs past fep further past forever thirty-five guests and all around i think really wise to the point person when it comes to skin care i would. I would agree with that assessment. She went to town and she really called gwyneth and vogue out four posting this video e even as goop has insinuated. It was edited and it made it sound like. She doesn't wear as much sense renee. She does whatever they were. Still responsible for airing the video and it's it's misinformation and one thing that i really appreciated the caroline said was she was like she called out like dermatologists and skin care influencers. And she's like please. Don't don't be afraid to speak out about this just because gwyneth paltrow is a powerful person.
The Breakfast Club
Nike sues over Lil Nas X's "Satan Shoes"
"Nike is suing the maker. That's mischief the little is satan shoes for trademark infringement. 'cause they have nothing to do with these sneakers. There's no confusion what our company had the no that was coming. I mean the way they market it. Actually you know sounded like low gnaws out of sneaker nike and that's horrible publicity for nike because it does damage to their brand reputation. The you know that company had to know a lawsuit was coming. But i couldn't figure out how they got so many pairs of air max's to make those necas. They got six hundred sixty six pairs of an maxes and we're able to cut them open and put blood in them. Like who gets that many pair of nikes man whose blood wasn't for sure for sure leading it or is that just assuming no i don't know why but why do marketing their elected question for the company like us like why they shouldn't be marketed in like that. If it's not real blood now the same company also did put out. Custom made jesus shoes in two thousand nineteen. So i guess now. This is Their new thing love lawsuits is the corporate way to punch somebody in the mouth. And you're not gonna win against a company like nike. They wanted too long and it was crazy. If you're going to do something like this at least get something out of it. Because i didn't even know the name of the company said it just now. Yeah i knew. I knew about nike. But i didn't know about the company that you know. It's interesting because legally we'll see what happens is just that a lot of people do customize these nikes and resell them for a lot of money. Online they've nike has never messed with that because they understand that sneaker culture but with this. They're arguing that it's harming their reputation by associating the brainless satanic symbols
en(gender)ed
The Power of Radical Self-Love
"Welcome sonia i thank you so much for having me you know i was so excited to have you be part of my podcast when your team reached out. Because i've been a fan of your book ready. And i follow you on social media and was so exciting to hear that we're talking now about your revised and expanded second edition along with the workbook. Bet you're gonna be. Is it in april in march march. Sixteen okay great. So why don't you tell me why you decided to revise and expand your second edition and how the workbook complements the initial book. Absolutely so first of all. Thanks so much for having me glad to be in conversation so my publisher approached. My publisher approached me to write the book. The very first time i wrote and then they came back and they were like a second addition and what really was useful in maybe be willing to entertain the idea. Was i knew that the very first edition was really about our individual journey with radical. self love. How do we use this concept of radical self love to transform how we feel in our own bodies how we feel about ourselves how we relate to ourselves based on a clear understanding of the messages we see received from the world and the piece that always matter to me was great now that we have dealt with this internal relationship. How do we use this framework to deal with how we deal with other bodies because that's the structural that's the systemic. That's not we begin to you know. Really tear down the walls of oppression. And so the second edition really felt like an opportunity to have that conversation. Now the challenge in a second edition is they do away with the first edition so the first edition which i thought was so necessary. Valuable in terms of giving folks practical fools about how to apply radical self love to their own lives. We were gonna lose some of that in creating the second edition
AP News Radio
Calle Jarnkrok powers Predators past Lightning 4-1
"Pickering a stopped thirty eight of thirty nine shots to lead the Nashville predators to a four one road win over the Tampa Bay Lightning Monday afternoon the predators scored every way possible even strength on the power play short handed an empty net Kelly aren't quite figured into all of Nashville's goals finishing the game with four points including the short handed tally Nashville's red hot rookie Ellie told an opened the scoring early in the second roofing a rocket past the lightning's Curtis Michael Haney Renee credited the young guys for the much needed win and felt it came at the right time all the young guys there are people out there W. what won the game but it was stopped it was almost necessary process behind what most read will be sponsoring and it was it was a big win Viktor Arvidsson scored on the power play and Mateusz echoing got the empty netter Steven Stamkos spoiled the shutout for Pickering a scoring midway through the third Walter Marcia Cano Tampa
Around the Horn
Renee Montgomery part of ownership group buying Atlanta Dream from former Sen. Kelly Loeffler
"I former player to be parked a wnba ownership group. She just retired weeks ago. She took off last year for social justice concerns but she was a store poor disfranchised. Kelly left first time as an nba owner. By the way over. Sarah what has renamed montgomery done. This is so fantastic. She is favourite on spain and fitz and she came on throughout the pandemic throughout the wobble. And now she retires. It becomes the first one player to be not only an ownership on an executive. We are seeing the changing face of ownership and women's sports across the nwa l. and now the wnba and the key is not just the decision making the way it can help. Change the practices that we're so used to but it's also changing diversity in pro sports at the very highest level of where it can trickle down from there in terms of hirings in terms of changing the practices in terms of investment. So that women's sports are invested in by the very people that know them best. This is massive and she is the perfect person for this as a voice word as speaker as a player and as a business person. This is huge. And i hope it opens up other professional franchises. Not just in women's sports to understand the power of diversity at the
Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"renee" Discussed on Happy Even After with Ms. Renee Bauer
"Podcast meet your host renee bauer and award winning divorce attorney peacemaker author and founder of course an online divorced educational program. He's been doing work for almost two decades and she is passionate about athletes. All women make it out the other side. The happy even after podcast. Let's jump in. Hey everyone welcome back to another episode of the happy even after podcast in boy. Do i have a treat for you today. My guest is probably well known for her. Role in. Orange is the new lack as bath. The baby killer. She's also been in the blacklist sneaky pete bored to death. The big house of cards person of interest. Guiding light in the list goes on and on and on. She's also been in films. such as kilimanjaro. The smurfs in probably a couple dozen more. And she's worked on and off broadway in one. The elliot norton award for her work in theatre. Her name is finnerty. Steve's in her resume is a mile long but today we are here for a very specific purpose and it's to talk about her new film that she wrote produced in starting in. It's called the before and after it's about a middle age actress who is suddenly forced to figure out who she is what she wants in how to move the on in life after her marriage falls apart when she catches her husband cheating. After fifteen years of marriage. it's raw. It's deep emotional and i am so thankful that i had the privilege of viewing this film. And i'm so excited to chat with the star today so just a a couple lines about the film. It takes place over the course of one day as the main character. Jenny is auditioning for a role that triggers memories in pain of her own. So she's broken..
We Saw the Devil
Unmasking a Killer, Pam Hupp
"On tuesday december twenty seventh two thousand and eleven russ area called nine one one to report that he had just discovered his wife forty two year. Old betsy farah had killed herself as you just heard. He was in hysterics crying. Unable to breathe he called nine one one expecting police. Ems to come to his aid. What he wasn't expecting was that no one who arrived on scene. That night would believe that. Betsy had committed suicide. They believe that her fifty five stab wounds told a different story and this belief this version of events would lead to more than ten years of absolute hell for rough area. This is quite possibly the craziest case we have ever heard of and apparently agrees because renee zellweger just got cast as the lead in an upcoming film based on this case when we think of evil or manipulative women. A few immediately come to mind. We have jodi arias casey anthony. Eileen worn ose and more recently. Laurie valo by the end of this episode. You'll have another name to add to this list pamela. up pamela. Newman was born on october tenth. Nineteen fifty-eight indulge in missouri in a devout catholic home. Her mom was a schoolteacher working at a local school and her father was a longtime employee for union electric happily backed by the union by all accounts it was an idyllic childhood. Pam was known as being kind vivacious and extremely playful beautiful with long flowing blond hair and an infectious laugh. It was very hard not to like her for high school. She attended riverview gardens in saint louis. She was popular and a member of the cheerleading squad. If you ask any of her former classmates what they remember about pam they almost all say one of three things. She wasn't that great at school but she loved to party and she was one hundred cent boy crazy. Her popularity allowed her to frequently date. She began to go steady with an attractive softspoken boy. Who was a star athlete exceptional student and member of the national honor society. A couple of weeks after going to their senior prom together a pregnancy test confirmed pam spheres most likely due to her stringent catholic upbringing. She knew what had to happen. They had to get married resenting the fact that her friends were enjoying college life pam said at home in a dingy dark apartment with her daughter while her husband were too long hours to provide for their small family. The resentment grew to be far too much in the marriage dissolved. After only six years soon after the divorce pam met markup he was attractive also softspoken and played minor league baseball for the texas rangers. The two became almost immediately enamored with one another and married rather quickly. Mark ended up not being drafted by the major league so he became a carpenter. The pair soon welcomed a baby boy and moved to florida in nineteen eighty nine not finding a great deal of happiness or success in the sunshine state. They moved back to missouri buying a home in the city of o'fallon with marks carpentry skills and plump savings account. The two began to flip homes in the area meaning steady income and a regular paycheck. Pam went to work at a local state farm insurance office. Betsy faira was the very first person who greeted her
NewsNation
Limited indoor dining returns to Chicago bars, restaurants; city under Tier 1
"The the suburbs, suburbs, Roll Roll out out the the welcome welcome mat mat for for the the return return of of limited limited indoor indoor dining. dining. WGN's WGN's Rob Rob Sneed Sneed has has more. more. We We ate ate out out a a lot lot in in 38 38 degree degree weather. weather. You won't find frost anywhere near these ladies. They're sitting at a warm table by candlelight. Indoor dining in Chicago in suburban Cook County is back open. Ruth Lyons and her friend Renee Dalton, wasted no time being one of today's first dining customers at the Lira and Lincoln Square, Grateful to be back and energizing the economy again, especially locally, and this needs to keep going. How long this will last will depend on many variables, but one of which is how well restaurant and bar owners Have followed these new restrictions. That's W GM TV's Rob's need, with Chicago entering Tier one, meaning restaurants can reopen it limited indoor dining and also mean Chicago's museums are cleared open. Field museum was open to visitors on Saturday after being close since November, Attendance was limited to 25% capacity. They also needed reservations, and they instituted other safety precautions. Art institute will be open on February 11th and the Shedd Aquarium will reopen two members only on Wednesday and then to the general public. On next Saturday. Tribal casino in
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
WNBA players celebrate Warnock's projected win over Loeffler
"Right. Before the insurrection at the capital there was two senate runoff elections that the country had their is on in one of them. The reverend raphael warnock defeated the incumbent. Appointed senator kelly leffler in georgia. Kelly leffler for about ten years has been a partial owner of the atlanta dream of the wnba. She's now the majority owner but she's been around the team for now ten or eleven years and you may have heard her own players and much of the wnba is diametrically opposed to everything that leffler stands force. It was a very interesting situation to see everything develop earlier this week. And then how it works in the team dynamic for more on that. Let's welcome and renee. Montgomery actually a guard for the atlanta dream. She joins us this morning. She's actually rejoining us this morning a second time. She's been on with this. Good morning to you so i guess the first thing i gotta ask you is being a member of the team and understanding everything. That's going on on the floor in off the floor. What's the reaction of you and your teammates to misled losing this election. So i'm just gonna speak for myself and the reaction is. It's not even just her losing. Its rafael worn off. One and i wanna make sure that the messaging stays clear because there's some things that happened on january six is trying to take away from the fact that a black man is going to send it a jewish man from georgia's going to send it and we won the presidential race so i would say for me. It's a sweep. it's a three no sleep. So the the the feeling is happy. Rene speaking of january six. What are your thoughts on everything that occurred that day. Yeah you know. It's kinda like we all felt something was gonna happen. I was worried after november. Third ominously like when when the number started tied and we could see that joe biden. Really my win this thing you know. We all started to get a little nervous even here in georgia the aquarium shutdown coach color. They all boarded up their their buildings because we were all expecting some type of reaction and not a good one so then to see what happened on january six and see the lack of policing that was there it was it was disappointing and most call a spade a spade. It was terrorism. Domestic terrorism is the term that we should use for that renee montgomery innately. Sorry thanksgiving i was going to say what is say about the platform that the wnba has like you guys like even a month before. Colin kaepernick took a knee in two thousand sixteen. The wnba pre-game conference about police brutality. You guys were black. Lives matters t shirts before it was even a thing. Guys always been the leader at the forefront say about the platform that you guys have in the work that you guys have been doing you know. I hope people start to licking because a lot of brands. A lot of sponsors. They don't see the value in in women would say 'cause you know. I think i saw a tweet. From china robinson that said of sponsorship for women athletics how chow especially now knowing the impact that a women's league not just so a player but a whole week and have i don't understand why there's no interest but i do hope that just seeing how things transpired and how everyone to see what's going on. I hope that there is some value added to women now. Renee montgomery of the atlanta dream is joining us. This morning on keyshawn jay williams zubin were presented by progressive. Insurance and rene is with us on the goodyear hotline to robinson by the way. Espn women's college basketball analyst shaina. Yes shoutout. I want to ask you this because people may not want to go back to leffler because i think this is just so fascinating with how clear she's been in how clear you guys have been She used to be for people. That aren't aware that maybe don't follow the dream on everyday basis. She used to be a constant present. at games. a practice you'd be a team functions. He was always be sitting in the front row. She was very active owner. Obviously things have changed when she went to the senate got other responsibilities. I just wonder what your relationship is with her. The team's relationship with her you know even before the senator race i would just fear before the games. We've been to her house. Where team function. But i mean any of the players know you're not usually best friends with owner in general you know you typically would talk more to your g Even when it comes to contracts and stuff so we did see her there and we would wait and she was you know. I know that she released herself. From you. know day to day duties as she became a senator but she was president and the wnba. I know probably the letter was her trying to distance herself. Thing is how she's republican and the wnba. Is you know highly majority. Lgbt in black and brown community. So i can understand why she's trying to distance ourselves but it wasn't the case beforehand. Rene we're kind of personal discussions if any at all have you had. We'll often about social justice nine. I'm you know this was a typical owner-player relationship. So you know. I never talked to my minnesota on her about social justice. And i know that this time is is different but by the time that all of these things try Started to unfold. You know it was already. She was already too far. gone by. then how do you feel now that everything is transpired and she still co owner of the team for me and this is gonna be unpopular to say but for me. I'm sure she's not the only owner. That probably feels the way she feels. And so i hope that the wnba and hope that you know even her you know i. I've already posed the question. I don't know why he would want to own a wnba team. If you have to write a letter to the commissioner opposing. Everything that that team is standing for you know. Our team is the atlanta dream. And i don't know if people know that's from martin. Luther king's dream speech. That's how we got our name so if you oppose everything that we fundamentally stand for. I don't see how you can build a relationship there. I don't know why you'd want to be there